Age Groups: K-12TH Grade and OPEN Division (NON-Sanctioned High School)
Age: Who’s Bad National Classic - Your age as of Jan 1st, 2027
Style: Folkstyle
Wrestlers: 1,500
States: 20
Awards: 
Regular Divisions - Belts for 1st Place, Huge custom-made medals for 2nd-6th place.
Rookie Division - Huge custom-made medals for 1st-6th place.

WEIGHT ALLOWANCE: 12 & Under .2 tenths of a Lb., 13 & Above 2.2 lbs.

Boys & Girls Divisions  (6U,7U,8U,9U,10U,11U,12U), they get a .2lb allowance. EX.. 100lb weight class, max weight can be 100.2lbs

Boys & Girls Divisions  (13U, 15U, 18U) they get a 2.2lb allowance. EX..  120lb weight class, max weight can be 122.2lbs

Registration:

Lock in the lowest rate:

Boys & Girls Folkstyle:             $70 early, up to $91 at the door
Rookie:                                                $50 early, up to $57 at the door
Open:                                                   $50 early, up to $57 at the door

In response to rising venue, staffing, and event operating costs, 
we've updated pricing for Who's Bad? National Classic this season.

Registration now uses early-bird pricing: the price shown is the 
lowest available and increases a little each day as the event approaches,
so the earlier you register, the less you pay. 
Prices begin climbing about 12 days before the event.

We appreciate your continued support — register early and we'll see you on the mat.

Deadline: Last day for online registration is Tuesday , Dec 30th 2026, at 12 Midnight. 
If the registration is sold out, we will not be accepting registrations at weigh-ins. 

Brackets: Available Saturday 
All Brackets and Streaming are held on Arena.Flowrestling.org
Viewing your Bracket: RMN has 2 onsite kiosks where you can view your brackets
RMN RESERVES the right to combine brackets when necessary.

HEADGEAR: Mandatory 13 and Under, Optional for 15 and Above.

HIGH SCHOOL ATHLETES - UNSANCTIONED EVENT
RMN respectfully adheres to the Colorado CHSAA Rules concerning our Who’s Bad event. 

We respectfully ask that all athletes, parents, and coaches adhere to these rules in order to protect the eligibility of your athletes for competition in Colorado High School Wrestling season and Postseason Championships.

Please see the Colorado CHSAA Bylaws 26-27 document for all CHSAA bylaws or contact your schools wrestling coach and administrator for further information or clarification